court's ruling comes as the u.s. steps up security at its border with mexico over fears that migrants might try to overrun the checkpoints thousands of migrants from central america are currently waiting in the mexican city of tijuana to apply for asylum in the u.s. . well in his ruling the judge said that trump's order to block asylum claims represented quote an extreme departure from previous practice. whatever the scope of the president's authority he may not rewrite the immigration laws to impose a condition that congress has expressly forbidden. while the temporary restraining order will remain in place until there is a permanent legal ruling all right this is a setback for president donald trump's hard line and the gratian policy let's get more on what this all means that with jason a camper donya he is the los angeles bureau chief for n.b.c. news radio and of course has been reporting on this story good to have you with us jason what does this injunction mean right now for those in the caravan and for the migrants c

denying asylum to migrants who enter the country illegally through mexico the ruling comes as the u.s. steps up security at its border with mexico over fears that migrants might try to overrun the checkpoints thousands of migrants from central america are currently waiting in the mexican city of tijuana to apply for asylum in the u.s. now in this ruling the judge said trump's order to block a site. lim claims represented quote an extreme departure from previous practice he says he said whatever the scope of the president's authority he may not rewrite the immigration laws to impose a condition that congress has expressly forbidden now the temporary restraining order will remain in place until there's a permanent legal ruling let's get more on the story with robert from lancaster university he's a former journalist and author of several books on trump's rhetoric and his relationship with the media and he joins us to tell us more about the story hi robert good to see you so how much of a setback is this injunction for a president trump well donald trump has told us repeatedly that he doesn't f

denying asylum to migrants who enter the country illegally through mexico the ruling comes as the u.s. steps up security at its border with mexico over fears that migrants might try to overrun the checkpoints thousands of migrants from central america are currently waiting in the mexican city of tijuana to apply for asylum in the u.s. in his ruling the judge said trump's order to block asylum claim. we're prepress center of quote an extreme departure from previous practice let's take a look here whatever the scope of the president's authority he may not rewrite the immigration laws to impose a condition that congress has expressly forbidden that the temporary restraining order will remain in place until there's a permanent legal ruling meanwhile some people in tijuana are unhappy about the migrants presence there as our next report shows. we don't want you here that's the message of around two hundred residents protesting the arrival of thousands of central american migrants the demonstration underlines the growing tension here the protesters accuse the migrants of forcing their way into mex

the ruling comes as the u.s. steps up security at its border with mexico to prevent what the trumpet administration calls large groups of people from running across the border it's installed more barbed wire and concrete barrier gate caves to prevent any uncontrolled crossings. thousands of migrants from central america are currently waiting in the mexican city of tijuana to apply for asylum in the u.s. some locals are unhappy about their presence there. we don't want you here that's the message of around two hundred residents protesting the arrival of thousands of central american migrants the demonstration underlines the growing tension here the protesters accuse the migrants of forcing their way into mexico and of being ungrateful for the help they're offered no kerry must pay what we have not return our government to support this farce or oh no the most when we all know it's a sham. when in africa they're just bringing their problems here but only mucky. they're here to use us the government is spending a lot of mo

a small central american asylum seekers arrive in mexico the u.s. steps up efforts to stop them from getting in. fights in the current. heat the women taking a stand against a business giant to save an ecological. the u.s. government expected to give its conclusion on who killed the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in the next two days the cia has reportedly found saudi crown prince mohammed bin zalman responsible for the murder but the president donald trump has called that finding very premature she has the latest now from washington. while touring the devastation caused by the california wildfires donald trump claimed the cia had not assessed anything yet that it was too early but that a judgment would come soon we're going to come up with a report as to what we think the overall impact was and who caused it and who did it the state department earlier released this statement recent reports indicating that the u.s. government has made a final conclusion are inaccurate there remain numerous unanswered questions with respect to the murder of mr chaudry th

u.s. stepping up its pressure now this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm martin dennis now he rebels in yemen of announced a pulls in the drone and missile attacks against saudi arabia the u.a.e. and their allies and they say they're ready for a broader ceasefire if the saudi u.s. coalition is prepared for peace for its part the saudi u.s. coalition briefly pulls its airstrikes on the vital port city of his data but then resumed them on sunday in an apparent bid to gain more military advantage before peace talks which are due to be held in sweden by the end of the year well the u.n. is confident that all parties to the conflict will take part in those talks probably because now the u.s. has stepped up its engagement and demanded that in the words of defense secretary james mattis conflict be replaced by compromise this comes at a time of international outrage over the murder of the saudi germ this jamal khashoggi in the saudi consulate in istanbul in the u.s. congress voices critical of the administration's close ties t

u.s. stepping up its pressure now this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm martin dennis now he revels in yemen of announced a pulls in the drone and missile attacks against saudi arabia the u.a.e. and their allies and they say they're ready for a broader ceasefire if the saudi u.s. coalition is prepared for peace for its part the saudi u.s. coalition briefly pulled its airstrikes on the vital port city of her data but then resumed them on sunday in an apparent bid to gain more military advantage before peace talks which is due to be held in sweden by the end of the year well the u.n. is confident that all parties to the conflict will take part in those talks probably because now the u.s. has stepped up its engagement and demanded that in the words of defense secretary james mattis conflict be replaced by compromise this comes at a time of international outrage over the murder of the saudi germ this jamal khashoggi in the saudi consulate in istanbul in the u.s. congress voices critical of the administration's close ties t

a small central american asylum seekers arrive in mexico the u.s. steps up efforts to stop them from getting in. and fighting the currents in bosnia herzegovina the women taking the stance against a business giant to save an ecological gene. from cool briskness and fuel. to the warm tranquil tis of southeast asia. going to welcome back to international weather forecasts were here across europe there are a couple places that we are going to be seeing some a inclement weather over the next few days one of them up here towards the northwestern part of russia with this cold front moving through so for moscow over the next few days we do expect to see some cooler conditions and some snow but down here across the central med it's this area of low pressure that has been moving across the med and bring some very heavy rain showers not just for italy but now we're expecting to see that across parts of greece and albania now over the next few days that storm is going to be making its way towards the north and bring some very heavy rain and well as snow to the highe

more central american asylum seekers arrive in mexico the u.s. steps up efforts to stop them getting in. nigeria gears up for its presidential election we'll tell you why that poll could set a record. that is for that offending n.b.a. champions miss out again and he will be here to tell us more little it's. true stories generate thousands of headlines with different angles from different perspectives kara fanny's fact helpful email. one of the major issues before voters is the institution president trump cannot stop talking about the news and to separate the spin for the facts the misinformation from the journalism the shock rise of b.b.c.'s reporting free to leave the listening post on al-jazeera. the big breaking news story can be chaotic frantic behind the scenes. people shouting instructions if you will trying to provide the best most accurate up to date information as quickly as you can. it's when he comes on things thinking to realize you witnessed history in the making. again you with the news from al-jazeera adrian for going to here in doha the

u.s. stepping technology ing of the u.s. and is trying to build a coalition around that.se broad, fundamental ideas -- issues that have not been raised or addressed. lisa: i want to push back a little bit because it is a likely that nothing good will come of this or no resolution will occur or emerge here. why is president trump trying to put out there that he is optimistic about a deal? should be clear, i'm not saying nothing will come out of this weekend, there is a good chance you could see some announcement of what both sides will call a deal. i am urging caution about the way that is received. i think the way his -- reason his tone has changed is that he has a variety of political beaten republicans badly in the midterms, trump is under a lot of pressure from the building pressure of the mulder -- of the mueller investigation and a lot ois quiet about what the trade war is having as an effect on the u.s. economy. with that said, i do not think his hardline advisors or trump himself believe they have put enough pressure on china to give on some of those issues a few m

you also have nikki haley, who has done great work at the united nations for the u.s., stepping asidef the year. we said this sitting on this very so far, marie, that one president trump met with kim jong un, the statement is less than 500 words. there was no timeline, no road map for these negotiations for disarmament. that was going to be an issue. clearly it is right now. >> marie: leslie, congressman -- should the u.s. reengage in negotiations, stop canceling meetings, get back at the table? >> adam: i think canceling the meetings is good. i think there needs to be a penalty for their entry and as he prayed and began words. their resistance. there has to be cost. we are just satiating him. >> marie: will definitely keep watching this. turning back to the u.s., with the dust is still settling for the midterms, some analysts say that one important democratic c may have cost the house majority. what it is, and whether it will be a cause for concern for the president in 2020. up next. ♪ higher! higher! parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's g

u.s. stepping up its pressure now in pushing for peace talks and her guests debate this very issue on a recent episode of inside story which you can find on al-jazeera dot com. an american man has been killed by an endangered tribe in india's nicobar islands for us here about story well thanks daryn now the man identified as john allen chow is a missionary and explorer from alabama it's reported that people from the sentinel lease tribe shot chow with arrows and left his body on the beach police say seven fishermen have been arrested for illegally taking him to the island the local administration says chala rived in the area on october sixteenth and stayed on another island while he prepared to travel to north cincinnati now his family posted this message on instagram saying chalo was trying to reach out to members of the sentinel is tribe then adding we forgive those reportedly responsible for his death he ventured out on his own free will and his local contacts need not be prosecuted for his own actions nor since mel is one of the audience collectively known as and a man in the bay of bengal

the prospect for those stimulus are uncertain as the leadership of china and the u.s. stepi: it's really interesting. at that part of the year when they start ramping up, energy use going into the winter. the bad weather or pollution levels in beijing at the moment, a couple of analysts telling us that when the pollution gets bad, you can tell that the government is having to get more desperate in terms of allowing some of that old smokestack fuel to come through. is that something you are seeing as well? >> yes. air pollution in beijing is pretty severe these two days. we are seeing the government reacting to this by gradually allowing and mandating more cats. we have seen a loosening of that production cut policy as compared to the past winter. when the production cut policy was enforced strictly. this winter was different. local government, beijing wants gdp as well. the production cut is a bit disappointing. that's why the market is trading steel and iron ore down. more steel in the market than we are he thought. ramy: it seems like it's a pretty bleak picture moving ah

u.s. not really stepped over the red lines that set themselves i also confines of what you brought up which will please the spanish government because they did not want to have mention gibraltar in this paper but it will not be good news for the u.k. and so we'll have to see how this really now goes down in the u.k. is this enough look to recent may to take back home and say look we needed you to agree to that deal from the side of the you it all looks like green lights for the summit on the weekend all right for us in brussels thank you for keeping us up to date as always. let's now talk more about brett that with john wirth he's a political blogger is covered and written extensively about brags that he's based here in berlin joins us in our studio john we were just talking with garrick there about this future relationship document and you were nodding along there in saying there are some points that gary can picked out that you find particularly important there were and were not mentioned what do you think great for this reason i had wanted a request for a frictionless trade relationship

u.s. is stepping up the pressure on saudi arabia and egypt castro has more from washington d.c. . the u.s. secretary of state says sanctions against saudi arabia for the killing of jamal khashoggi are likely coming to take us. probably have four more weeks before we have enough evidence to actually put those sanctions in place but i'm i think we'll be able to get there we're going to find the fact that a president said we will demand accountability for those who are involved in the commission of this i've described sanctions would not be the only river question from the u.s. more than a week ago the state department revoked the visas of twenty one saudi nationals identified as involved in the operation to kill. secretary michael impale said at the time those penalties would not be the last word even as the u.s. continued to gather facts that included cia director gina haskell travelling to turkey and reportedly listening to the audio recording of killing turkey is leading the investigation it says she was strangled almost immediately after entering the saudi consulate on october se

u.s. illegally. one step closer to unlocking the secrets of the red planet nasa scientists are celebrating after their insights spacecraft successfully touched down on mars just a short while ago. you know that was the moment the zines is received confirmation that the lander had arrived after a six month voyage through space and relieve all around after a nerve wracking wait shortly after touching down the craft beamed back this first image from the surface the billion dollar mission hopes to collect data on quite interim or is deep underground to explain how mars was formed really. well there where you are with your our science your how you doing doing ok what you remember good i mean this is a big relief for nasa right i mean it's not easy to land on mars is no it's not i mean the probe took a four hundred fifty million kilometer trip to get there starting with that and then slowing down from around twenty thousand kilometers an hour to a walking pace within the space of just six and a half to seven minute

as more central american asylum seekers arrive in mexico the u.s. steps up efforts to stop them getting in. and britain's prime minister fights back against calls to rethink her break that deal. hello again welcome back we're here across parts of china we are seeing some rain showers here across the coastal areas now the next few days the rain will linger over hong kong but we do expect to see that rain start to make its way towards the north as we make our way towards tuesday conditions are going to be improving for hong kong with a temperature of twenty six we are going to see that rain up here towards fuzhou oh at about twenty one in shanghai it is going to be a cool rainy day for you at seventeen degrees well we are watching what's happening down here across parts of southern india very closely we had one storm pushing across much of that area brings very heavy rain and some of those rain showers were deadly with the flooding that was involved we are going to see more rain coming in from the bay of bengal over the next few days monday right for tonigh

denying asylum to migrants who enter the country illegally through mexico now the ruling comes as the u.s. steps up security at. its border with mexico over fears that migrants might try to overrun the checkpoints thousands of migrants from central america are currently waiting in the mexican city of tijuana to apply for asylum in the u.s. a trump ed said that a ban on asylum for people who cross the border illegally was necessary to prevent a national security threat now in his ruling the judge said the trumps order to block asylum claims represented quote an extreme departure from previous practice he said quote whatever the scope of the president's authority he may not rewrite the immigration laws to impose the condition that congress has expressly forbidden now the temporary restraining order will remain in place until there is a permanent legal ruling. let's bring in correspondent jason campbell dony he's the los angeles bureau chief for n.b.c. news radio has been following the story hi jason good to see you know what does this injunction mean for migrants who are currently in shelters at t

u.s. is stepping up the pressure on saudi arabia hired to castrate ripples from washington d.c. . the u.s. secretary of state says sanctions against saudi arabia for the killing of jamal khashoggi are likely coming to take us. probably have four more weeks before we have enough evidence to actually put those sanctions in place but i'm i think we'll be able to get there we're going to find the fact that a president said we will demand accountability for those who are involved in the commission of this i described sanctions would not be the only repercussion from the u.s. more than a week ago the state department revoked the visas of twenty one saudi nationals identified as involved in the operation to kill. secretary michael impale said of the time those penalties would not be the last word even as the u.s. continued to gather facts that included cia director gina haskell traveling to turkey and reportedly listening to the audio recording of killing turkey is leading the investigation it says she was strangled almost immediately after entering the saudi consulate on october second.

north korea has not done even the first steps the u.s. had in mind. rst steps include turning over all of their missile and nuclear sites so the u.s. can compare with what north korea says they have with what the u.s. believes they have. that's the first step toward dismantdlement. north korea has not done that. they have not followed through on the cases of dismantlement they've talked about, including one large test site or missile engine test site, and the administration meanwhile has gone from saying we're very short on time to the president declaring again last week, we have plenty of time to solve that. i don't know why he thinks that. all the evidence suggests they're continuing add to their arsenal. >> david singer, thank you very much. >> thank you, brooke. >>> we continue on. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. this is what's going on in florida. the florida recount and the mud slinging that's getting dirtier and dirtier with the president talking of quote/unquote infected ballot, the recounts of not one but

just stepped down because of that deal and that is probably causing some confusion here in the back rooms of brussels because the timing couldn't be worse also for brussels just after the chief u.s. negotiator stepped in front of the cameras together with the e.u. council president to announce that there would be a u. brags that summit to finalize not only this withdrawal agreement ball but also the political agreement that is going to help figure out what the future relationship is going to be. they you have this this resigning wave that is now appears to be a wave especially of course of domenico rob i think what's happening now is the front line is completely in the u.k. and all that the e.u. institutions can do is wait and see how this is going to play out they have done their part they negotiated a withdrawal agreement that they can live with now it's up to theresa may hopefully theresa may from a european perspective here to figure out how you know this is going to play out all right next so they can only sit there and wait to see how this plays out but people there must be concerned that we could see this deal fall apart a day after treason a sense they got the cabinet ba

skrooeming out asking the americans to help out with this rivalry, which is unhelpful right now, if the u.s. steps up diplomatically and in other ways and starts paying attention to politics, libya is the easiest conflict to fix of the three. over yemen and syria. it's going to take an american involvement. >> egypt, what's it going to look like in ten years. >> beautiful. >> do you care to elaborate? >> promising country, as we just said before. the projects that we are all criticizing will by then jobs will be found. every day that is a new discovery in the night of the artifacts. we have a new museum. i invite you to come to egypt. you'll see the progress that's being done, except for one th g thing. we'll be 120 million by then. since this is where we are going to be living, this is the last pane panel. i want to thank the organizers of everything they have done, but especially for the session that played a big role in making sure we communicated and were on the same page in understanding how to make it nice and smooth and different rather than delivering speeches. he's an amazing person and h

u.s. is stepping up the pressure on saudi arabia exactly a month after the murder of john it is threatening sanctions within weeks against individuals linked to the killing turkey says saudi agents strangled the journalist dismembered his body and disposed of it in a premeditated attack castro reports from washington. the u.s. secretary of state says sanctions against saudi arabia for the killing of jamal are likely coming to take us. probably have four more weeks before we have enough evidence to actually put those sanctions in place but i think we'll be able to get there we're going to find the fact that a president said we will demand accountability for those who are involved to the commission of this i've described sanctions would not be the only repercussion from the u.s. more than a week ago the state department revoked the visas of twenty one saudi nationals identified as involved in the operation to kill. secretary michael i'm pale said at the top. time those penalties would not be the last word even as the u.s. continued to gather facts that included cia director gina haskell trave

if the u.s. steps in, libya is the easiest conflict to fix of the three. over yemen and syria. libya is fixable. it is going to take an american involvement. >> i agree wholeheartedly. >> i agree too. >> i decided to go with your full name. egypt, what is it going to look like in ten years? >> beautiful. >> do you care to elaborate? >> promising country as we just said before. the mega projects that we're all criticizing now will be to its fruition by then. jobs will be found. every day that is a new discovery, of the artifacts, a new museum. i invite you to come all to egypt. you will see by yourself the progress that is being done, except for one thing, we will be 120 million by then. >> that is something to think about. i invite you to come to beirut since the invitations are out. i came from the region now. and since this is where we are going to be leaving this, this is the last panel and the doctor is going to be coming to give the last word. i want to thank the organizers of everything -- for everything they have done, but especially for this session that there was a big

u.s. of the reason it makes a difference where we set up the troops, they should be, as i said, a few yards into mexico, once a nonmexican stepsu.s. soil, we can't turn them away. the idea was to stop human smuggling, when in fact it's done exactly the opposite. it's creating human smuggling. mexicans, we can turn away at the border. if we catch them. that is why we wanted a wall. anyone who is a nonmexican, who just walks through this enormous country, not fleeing for their lives, looking for better welfare, once they step on u.s. soil, we can't just send them home, we have to give them hearings. the hearings go on and on, they just escape into the country in the air you are. >> lisa: thank you, ann, allen, i appreciate it. coming up, shocking admissions from college student telling heading for the holidays. take a look at this. >> there's definitely a racial history, a racist history to thanksgiving. >> lisa: in a panel is here to respond to that, plus, a campus crusade against aaa after the break. stay tuned. a lifetime of outdoor memories from bass pro shops' and cabela's black friday sale. like hobbs creek men's flannel s

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u.s. really stepped up their counter terror operations in yemen in 2017 when president trump came into officer terror argument but what's happening in yemen is civilians are being bombed. >> aqap's greatest lure to terrorist to join them is that america is supporting saudi bombing in yemen. that's how they lure people. >> it's al qaeda and the arabian peninsula. >> courtney said that. >> i want to make it clear. those bombs that we had this reporting from the last bomb that hit a school bus, that was an american bomb. if the united states pulls out of yemen, would it affect our ability to combat terrorism. rick said the part of that argument is we're supporting the bombing in yemen but would there be other ways to counter act terrorism? >> reporter: those are two separate missions. the school bus was part of the civil war. the ct mission which is a different part of the country, the u.s. could still continue those. the senate and the house will have their say. >> we should be brokering a peace agreement between iran ad the saudi arabia. that's the role the u.s. should be having. >> thank you

if these people are able to step one foot to u.s.hey can claim asylum, then they backlog the process for years, as the claims get vetted,. the goal is to prevent illegal immigration in first place, that is wall has been so important for this president, there are republicans within the party, who don't agree with the concept of building a wall, that coupled with democratic opposition makes it tricky. liz: a wall is a disincentive to future caravans. >> if you see a wall, you get a larger ladder, we debeat it all of the time. >> there 1900 miles of our border with mexico, we need to improve places where we can. there are other means to dissuade people. liz: running out of time, kevin and amber thank you, you have been terrific. >> thank you. >> thank you. liz: catch our special guest tomorrow night, recoin battle, florida republican lieutenant governor carlos lopez contrerra. lou dobbs is next on the fox business network. lou: good evening, our top story, wildfires in northern and southern california still raging, high winds gusts to 4

u.s. had to step in to somewhat save europe from itself. in financial crisis, in u.s.ope, growth has continued to sag nate in europe -- stagnate in europe, and post brexivity believe that europe needs this trade deal more than we need it, the fact they are so b anti-trup not like he du does not notice. david: he is stepping on whole globalist perspective, with his talk about nationalism, that is why macron came down at him, saying no place for nationalism, harkening to nazier athat is not what president of the talking about, he was the talking about getting rid of globalism that helps everyone but us. >> and, i don't like the tariffs and i don't like trade war, we're protecting the world, we protect world shipping lanes, a lot of country don't have navies they use us, they don't rent us, we gist protect -- we just protect what they have, qatar built a ai airfield so we can be our soldiers there, i agree but when europe wants an army, we've been telling them forever, take care of yourself, it seems they can't have to both ways. >> i think new a nuance there, t them to b

u.s. says it is stepping up measures to respond to alleged chinese theft. a scandal has landed one of the first blows. pleading guilty to u.s. bribery and money laundering charges. his former deputy has been arrested in malaysia. another has been put on leave. the alleged mastermind of the investment scheme was charged. indonesian investigators have been searching the reporter -- recorder in hopes of finding what caused the plane to come down after take off on monday. it plunged into the java see after the pilot asked to return. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am jenna dagenhart. this is bloomberg. haidi: apple is taking a beating in late trading after posting an underwhelming forecast for the holiday period. the company will stop providing unit sales numbers. -- discussedgust the decision. >> we will no longer be providing unit sales data. as we have stated many times, our objective is to make great products and services that enrich people's lives a

u.s. is stepping up pressure on them. >> the united states will not tolerate maduro's undermining of democraticnce against innocent siville yanls. the troika of tyranny in this hem is feel -- innocent civilians. they, too, will meet their demise. >> in just venezuela over the last few years, millions have fled that country looking for food, looking for work, and looking for medicine. shps all right, rich, stank you. breaking now, live look at the white house where president trump is set to speak about immigration in the next hour. let's go to the fox business network's blake berman live on the front lawn. >> immigration crisis as the white house puts it, what we expect president trump to address from the roosevelt room, about 20 minutes from now a few different things can you expect to hear from the president as he makes this address, makes his speech, however you like the characterize it. the situation down on the southern border, secondly we're told as well, that the president will outline a nonspecific way how to deal with asylum at the southern border. sources tell fox one plan that the whi

u.s. a.g. stepping down, seems like one more wild card is back in. back to you. >> shepard: thanks very much, deidra. on the phone with us, alan dershowitz. on these developments in what you think is with the rod rosenstein visit to the white house today preplanned we're told but what do you think? >> i think rosenstein stays. i think the white house counsel and trump's lawyers want him to oversee the investigation and finish it. then i think the crucial question is if there's a new attorney general in place and the new attorney general is confirmed by the senate, the big question is whether or not the report gets released publicly. that will be a decision that could be made by the new attorney general. it has nothing to do with overseeing the investigation. it's a policy decision. we don't know who the president will appoint. he doesn't have complete free reign. there's enough republican senators that wouldn't let him appoint a crony that would assist the person appointed be of distinction and independence. so the president wants a loyal person in t

u.s. is taking steps to shore up one of its main border crossings as thousands of asylum seekers reach the mexican side remember the migrant caravan reached the city of havana where the first protests from hundreds of people the demonstrators are asking the government to prevent them from starting saying the asylum seekers are messy and a danger to the city will hide his account she's at mexico's border with us in tijuana what's happening to. welcome all what you're seeing that i'm surrounded by is the change of the border landscape completely as a response to the presence of these asylum seekers in mexico these barbed wire fences were put up overnight by u.s. military sources forces and i'm actually standing at the busiest port of entry to the u.s. in the entire country this is the sunday see the rio port of entry where on a daily basis one hundred ten thousand people cross in their cars they go into the united states where many have jobs that they report to in the mornings but today has been a very different day because people woke up to not only what you're seeing now which is a restric

u.s. had to step in. we have seen it in the second world war. think we cannot run the risk, the alliance that is the u.s. and poland is very good. the alliance between the united states and the rest of europe, at the moment, is not that good. the alliance -- the relationship between poland and the rest of europe is not that good, we need another ronald reagan, we need another john paul ii, we need another market thatcher to make this happen. -- we need another margaret thatcher to make this happen. at this moment i have more faith in a transatlantic alliance than i have been european alliance because all the countries of europe are divided. until europe can work together we cannot unite on this very important point. >> if we are talking about a lasting legacy, the legacy -- let's break it down into economics, religion, and politics. in particular democracy. let's deal with religion first. i know at the end of his life the pope was depressed by the extent to which central and eastern europe had not revived their belief in christianity in europe as

u.s. regulators are taking steps type of vaping.etailers verify -- fda also plans to draw up a ban on traditional menthol flavored cigarettes and flavored cigars. aim atnt trump took special counsel robert mueller on twitter today. he called the inner workings of the investigation into russian election meddling a total mass. the president accuses his horriblyrs of threatening people to come up with the answers they want. 17 democrats reportedly have signed a letter saying that will not support nancy pelosi for speaker of the house. according to cnn, five others have said they won't back her but have not signed the letter. a spokesperson said she is confident she has enough support to be elected speaker. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe, this is bloomberg. more in the markets as investors weigh brexit drama. concerns today. u.k. assets taking a bit of a nosedive. this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ vonnie: from new

u.s. is stepping up investigations into goldman sachs and malaysia's one and be -- 1mdb.igation. >> the fed is stepping up looking at how [indiscernible] internal controls raising funds for 1mdb. another day of bad news for goldman. haslinda: we talk about the fed, how much a bite does it have? >> significant. they managed to cap wells fargo sized based on -- even though the authority to prosecute, they have some jurisdiction or control on what goldman can do. they can penalize them. pushing toalaysia give back the $600 million it got in commission, where are we in those talks? are they taking place? reporter: malaysia is approaching goldman for talks and getting money back and we don't have the status for these to fish -- these discussions, but we know the leader has said he is outraged by what has happened, and they are looking at how to improve. haslinda: where do we go from here? we will look at what the boj will be doing and the fed. but investigations are going on around the world not just in the u.s. sogapore and also malaysia, a few more months for the goldman exe

u.s. says it's stepping up measures to respond to alleged chinese theft. a gauge of u.s.ufacturing fell more than forecast to a six-month low with autos and hiring cooling as trade tensions with china escalate. the factory index dropped to 57.7 last month. from 59.8 in september. the measure of new orders also fell sharply. two-month decline of almost 8% being its steepest since january 2015. j.p. morgan boss jamie dimon warns the financial and political strains in italy may trigger severe crises in the european union. speaking to germany's handelsblatt he said he is not making a firm prediction but several recent global problems have not been handled well. and the issues in italy are one of them. the new populist government is under fire from vemps and the european union and its own central banks. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter powered by 2,700 journal scompifts analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. rishaad: malaysia faces huge stakes as the new government prepares to unveil its maiden bunlt a bit later on. ma

u.s. security council any steps that could lead to the meaning of the un general assembly which i think a large majority of nations. russians and russian russian escalation this is a very dangerous moment for the first time since russia began a swarm ukraine crimea and more twenty fourteen re doing russian forces attacked regular ukrainian forces and russia did not how it was this is a new escalation and it's very dangerous. what about the political situation in ukraine you've got with the libya you know how it works there but the thought idea of martial law it does seem to be quite a strong reaction well it's actually not a strong reaction at all or should go to prison criticized by others in the political system or not declaring martial law years ago after all keep in mind that russia the world's second most powerful military has been attacking ukraine since then who are you trying forty and for ukraine shoe concentrate its forces to deal with this major threat and declaring martial law is not a credible act. so i don't buy into the idea that sorry to interrupt you don't buy into the id

u.s. took unprecedented steps when it came to voter security this year. >> i can confidential say the midtermshe most secure this year. we have not a compromise of the infrastructure that will change the accounts or trust the ability to count votes. >>> and they warned voters to watch out for misinformation spread online designed to influence how we vote. >>> more people in san jose voted for measure v but it may not pass. this approves up to $450 million in bonds to pay for housing construction for low income residents, it needs a 2/3s vote for approval. the yes vote is 61%, and the no vote is 39%. >>> barkley's measure o would raise money for affordable house, it's a 135 million bond measure, it will create more affordable house, it needs 2/3s to pass. the yes vote is 61% and the no vote is 24%. >>> and measure w has passed. it will oppose a partial tax on abandoned taxes. the idea is to reduce blight giving homeowners incentive to keep a property in use. it needs a 2/3s majority to pass. >>> measures d focus objected hotel employees in oakland, we have seen a lot of striking workers it, wou

trump white house attorney general jeff sessions hands in his resignation after being asked to step down by the u.s. president sessions removal could have a far reaching implications for the russian probe the news comes as trump sells the midterm elections as an historic success for his republican party they were tame control of the senate even though they lost the house and she was handpicked by germany's chancellor to take her place today the woman known as a k k officially entered the race to be the next head of the c.d.u. party will she be able to fend off the two other leading contenders for the top job . i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us u.s. attorney general jeff sessions has been forced out of office by president trump a move comes straight after the midterm elections of president trump as long expressed frustration with sessions after he recused himself from the investigation into links between trump's presidential campaign and russia trump tweeted that session's chief of staff matt whitaker will replace him until a permanent successor is chosen democrats are now concerned

the sanctions of the first tangible steps by the u.s.y people feel that the real culprit, those at the top, remain unpunished. shannon. >> shannon: benjamin hall, thank you very much. in a time of heated rhetoric, how about a high-level example of political stability? newly reelected texas senator ted cruz and rival democratic congressman beto o'rourke smiled for a photo. they were all on the same flight. the photo was posted to facebook with the caption "the entire conversation with both of them talking about how they can move forward together." that's it from washington. i am shannon bream. and your favorites are even bigger. with the big, juicy 18oz center-cut sirloin. and the ultimate great barrier combo. food this big is only here for a limited time. and now, get a $10 gift with every $50 in gift cards. martha will be back tomorrow night in this chair. tucker is up next and we will ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."t it's been more than a week since the last votes were cast in the midterms but still s

steve: do you remember the first time you stepped into the u.s. capitol as a member of congress? rep. crowley: oh, boy. as a member? it was the day i was sworn in, i guess, as a member of congress. that day itself was magical. steve: house so? -- how so? rep. crowley: i had busloads of people from new york. my family, my mom and dad, my wife, and it was just an incredible atmosphere. i remember being on the floor, taking the oath of office, raising my right hand, and looking up. i could only get one ticket for the inside for my mom and dad, they were both alive at the time. i gave my mom a ticket and somehow my dad was able to get himself in. just him enter the room, to the right find the speaker's rostrum, and that was magical. my mom and dad are here to see me sworn in as a member of congress. that was pretty neat. steve: do you remember what they told you when you won? rep. crowley: my dad was, my dad was about responsibility. ath my ferrets knew it was major responsibility. my dad knew it was pretty big. i would describe it as being in the aaa or minor leagues when it comes t